Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-04
alta. T. Dosser's s.

All kinds Of notions Russsel's.
MAC. Slemons is visiting home folks.
Nice Toilet soap 21c. Russell's.
The steam mill started up Tuesday.
Shoes at A. T. Dosser's.
Miss Nellie Fain has gone to Knox
vile for a several weeks visit.
Mems Slippers at cost. Russelrs.
During the last few days the number
Of visitors to Unaka has been legion.
-Jewelry alta. T. Dosser's.
-Holston Baptist Association meets at
Fall Branch Church on the nth inst.
"A new lot of Jewelry Russells.
w. s. FEBRUARY dropped in on us
Saturday unawares, from Washington.
d. G.
Shirts at A. T. Dosser's.
u. W. Smith and family Of. Knox
vile are visiting relatives and friends at
this place.
-Russell's leaders of low prices.
WILDER, little son of John Garrison
cut his great toe entirely off with an axe
last Saturday.
Collars and Cuffs at A. T. Dosser's.
Geo. P. Crouch, of johnson City,
came down on Tuesday evening to see
"Our boys"
e-Ladies, go TO Russells' for Corsets.
Section Master W. d. Lemons is
making good progress with the side
track below town.
If you want bargains 60 to Russells'
The Morristowon Stove Foundry
turned out Its first stove, complete, on
Tuesday morning.
"A big lot Of Calico only &C. ussells.
Mrs. G.. E. Pattillo, of Chattanooga,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James E.
Gibbs, of this place.
60 to Russells' and save money.
Mrs. II. o. Jones, of Knoxville. came
up Tuesday evening last to visit her
father and other friends.
-The best Calico only Sc Russells'.
Miss Lena Garter, Of Carriers, and
Miss Goodwin. Of Louisville. KY, were
in town over Tuesday night.
Our Own Shirt, best in town at A. T.
Dosser,s. -
Rev. .. T. Kincannon. Of johnson
City. will deliver a temperance sermon.
in Jonesboro on the night of Sunday,
Aug. 81.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes $1.20. Rus
sells.
j. A. FEBRUARY and family, Mrs. Milton
Keen and family, and Mrs. w. A. Sparks
returned from Austin's Springs Thursday
last.
And still the Boom goes on at Rus
sells.
Mrs. ]. o. Lotspeich, Of Knoxville,
after visiting relatives in town for a few
days, left for Unaka Tuesday for a short
stay.
-Searsuckers. only &c a yard at Rus
sells.
Rev. jas. G. Mason and family. left
yesterday morning for a visit t. Gran
berry, Cloudland, and other points in that
region. 3fsra .tG.e.1
"A fine lot Of Hamburgs cheap at Rus.
sells.
Rev. E. Allison has returned home
from Greeneville where he has been con
Quoting a very successful revival meeting
at the Baptist church of that place.
Fans and Parasols. at cost at Rus
sells.
Mrs. ]. f. Mcclure Of Covington.
KY, Is visiting her daughter Mrs. A. 7.
Dosser. Miss Grace Jarvis of the same
city is also a guest-of Mrs. Dosser.
Every day Is Red Letter Dayat Rus
sells.
Mrs. N. B McCraw, an ageddn high.
ly esteemed lady of this county, died at her
home near Keebler's Cross Roads. Friday
July 30. 1887. Mrs. McCraw's death was
the result Of a stroke of paralysis.
Ladies' Kid Button shoes for 81. 20 OF
Russells.
The pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
church was occupied last Sunday morn
Ing by Rev. Charles Newman. and at
night by Rev. Foye Walker, D. D.. presi.
dent Of Oxford, Ohio, Female College.
"A new lot of Ladies'. Misses Jerseys.
at Russells.
AT the Ministers and Deacon's meet
Ing Of Holston Association, held on the
Goth ult.. at Union Depot, d. w. F..
Peoples was elected moderator and W.
NJ. Vines secretary Of the association for
the ensuing term.
"A big lot Of new styles Of Dress
goods at Rnssell's.
"A. Wal. Struihers, a. gentleman from
Minersvillc, Pa. Is in town. Mr.. Struth.
crs has come TO Tennessee for the purpose
Of Identifying himself with the printing
and publishing business here. and will
settle In Jonesboro.
-Eyrny DAY Is a BARGAIN day at
> Russells'.
Col. T. II. Reeves and others will i'd
dress the citizens OF the 4th district at
Kyker's school house on the night Of the
8th-Saturday-on prohibition. The peo-
pie Of the district are arranging for q
rousing meeting; 80 they tell us.
RUSSELL beats them all in mood moods